Ruling TMC leads in all six West Bengal seats. The bypolls, held after the RG Kar rape-murder case, are a test for Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's leadership.

Thousands of junior doctors held protest marches against Mamata Banerjee, but the bypoll results clearly indicate that the people of West Bengal continue to trust her governance. This is evident as she led the Trinamool Congress to victory in all six bypoll seats.

Barring Haroa in North 24 Paragans district, BJP candidates were in second place in the remaining five constituencies

The vote counting for the West Bengal bypolls to six Assembly seats, held on November 13, is set for November 23, with the TMC confident of retaining all six constituencies.

West Bengal BJP leaders Sukanta Majumdar and Suvendu Adhikari said such results were not unexpected in bypolls

Trinamool Congress sweeps all six bypolls in West Bengal, solidifying political dominance despite ongoing protests.

The bypoll results are a clear indicator of TMC’s continued grip on Bengal, further boosting Mamata Banerjee’s stature as one of India’s most formidable regional leaders.

TMC secures significant victory in West Bengal bypolls. The party won all six assembly constituencies. This includes a win in the BJP's former stronghold of Madarihat. The bypolls were seen as a test of public sentiment after a doctor's death sparked protests.

TMC candidates are leading in West Bengal bypolls across six constituencies amid ongoing protests related to the RG Kar Medical College incident. With counting underway, TMC's Sangita Roy and Jayprakash Toppo show significant leads in Sitai and Madarihat,

Naihati went for the bypolls after Bhowmik resigned as the legislator after being elected from Barrackpore Lok Sabha constituency in the general elections earlier this year.